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Adds a convenient button to open locations directly in Google Maps from Google Search results and business panels Maps Button for Google Search is a simple, privacy-friendly Chrome extension that enhances your Google Search experience by adding a quick-access button to open map results directly in Google Maps. When you search for locations, addresses, or businesses on Google, the extension automatically detects map results and business knowledge panels, then adds a prominent "Open in Google Maps" button. With one click, you can navigate to the full Google Maps interface for detailed navigation, street view, and more. Features: - One-click access to Google Maps from search results - Automatic detection of map results and business knowledge panels - Smart extraction of business names and addresses for accurate Maps searches - Works both with inline map results and right-side business panels - Clean, Google-styled interface that matches your theme - Dark mode support - Works with local business results and location searches - Completely privacy-friendly - no data collection - Lightweight and fast Perfect for users who frequently search for locations and want quick access to the full Google Maps experience. Open Source: The complete source code is available on GitHub: https://github.com/Simsalagin/maps-button-for-google-search Feedback to: inside.gauged_8h@icloud.com
Nov 10, 2025
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